Character.AI
Millions of community characters with unlimited free text chat
The default starting point: unmatched variety and the most generous free tier in the category.
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A character engine for intelligent NPCs
0この製品が現在搭載している機能を、実際のカタログ項目からスコア化した簡易版です——主観ではありません。音声は3段階(通話・音声メモ・なし)、それ以外は搭載/非搭載です。詳細は下の表と比較ページにあります。
編集スコア:4.2 / 5。 おすすめの使い方:Creating AI characters with real memory。
Free
Free tier (5,000 API interactions/mo, Studio, Unity/Unreal SDK). Pro pay-as-you-go from $0.002/interaction; Creator $25/mo.
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Millions of community characters with unlimited free text chat
The default starting point: unmatched variety and the most generous free tier in the category.
The self-hosted frontend the power users all run
If you want total control and zero subscription, this is where the advanced users live.
Six hand-written companions with long-term memory, free to try without an account
A deliberately hand-authored cast of six rather than a community character library — you trade variety for characters that keep one consistent voice.
Yes — Inworld has a free tier you can use without paying. Free tier (5,000 API interactions/mo, Studio, Unity/Unreal SDK). Pro pay-as-you-go from $0.002/interaction; Creator $25/mo. We last checked it by hand on 27 Sept 2026.
Free (Free). Free tier (5,000 API interactions/mo, Studio, Unity/Unreal SDK). Pro pay-as-you-go from $0.002/interaction; Creator $25/mo. Companion pricing changes often and varies by region, so confirm the amount at checkout. We last checked it by hand on 27 Sept 2026.
Yes — Inworld keeps context across separate chat sessions rather than resetting every time you open it.
Partly — Inworld offers voice notes or text-to-speech playback, but not live two-way voice calls.
Inworld is SFW — it does not offer an adult mode.
Inworld is available on web.
The price and feature details for Inworld were last checked by hand on 27 Sept 2026. Everything else on the page comes from the product's own public documentation.